Pallant House Gallery - What's On Spring 2013

What's On Feb – June 2013

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Pallant House Gallery Located in the heart of historic Chichester on the South coast, Pallant House Gallery is a unique combination of a Grade One-Listed Queen Anne townhouse and an award-winning contemporary extension, holding one of the most significant collections of Modern British art in the country.

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What's On

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Exhibitions

Main Galleries 2–7 De'Longhi Print Room 8–9 Garden Gallery 10Studio 11

Events

Screenings and Tours 12 Talks 13–15 Workshops 16–17 Children's workshops 18–19 Performances and other events 20

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R.B. Kitaj: Obsessions Analyst for Our time23 February – 16 June 2013

R.B. Kitaj (1932–2007) was one of the most significant painters of the post-war period. Together with his friends Francis Bacon, Frank Auerbach and Lucian Freud, he pioneered a new, figurative art which defied the trend in abstraction and conceptualism.

Drawn from the major Berlin retrospective R.B. Kitaj: Obsessions, the exhibition at Pallant House Gallery - subtitled Analyst for our Time - will feature over 70 major paintings, sketches and prints, including key international loans, presenting an overview of Kitaj's extensive oeuvre from the 1960s to his death in 2007.

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It will include Kitaj's remarkable portraits of personal friends such as his depiction of David Hockney, 'The Neo-Cubist', as well as his works addressing issues of European politics, philosophy and literature such as 'The Murder of Rosa Luxemburg'. Kitaj's fascination with the relationship between the body, sexuality and history is also represented in a series of powerful paintings of bathers including 'Self-Portrait as a Woman' and 'The Sensualist'.

R.B. Kitaj: Obsessions is an exhibition at Pallant House Gallery and the Jewish Museum London in co-operation with the Jewish Museum Berlin. Supported by Sotheby's, Marlborough Fine Art, GAM, and The R.B. Kitaj Supporter's Circle

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Barbara Hepworth: The Hospital Drawings16 February – 2 June 2013

In the late 1940s Barbara Hepworth (1903–1975) embarked on a series of studies of the operating theatre at the invitation of her friend, the surgeon Norman Capener. The remarkable drawings offer a unique insight into a little-known aspect of the artist - her skill as a draughtsperson - revealing how drawing was an important means of exploring forms that influenced her practice as a sculptor.

Featuring over 30 works, including Hepworth's sketchbook, the exhibition - which comes to Pallant House Gallery from The Hepworth Wakefield - is the most significant presentation of this extraordinary series to date, comprising key loans from national, public and private collections.


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Aptly, the exhibition at Pallant House Gallery coincides with the 65th anniversary year of the launch of Britain's pioneering National Health Service in 1948. A ground-breaking change within Post-War Britain society, the NHS was embraced by artists like Hepworth, who supported its broad left ideals.

Barbara Hepworth: Hospital Drawings is a Mascalls Gallery exhibition curated by Nathaniel Hepburn.

Supported by the New Art Centre, Toovey's Antique and Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers, and The Hepworth Supporter's Circle

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Bouke de Vries: Bow SelectorUntil July 2013 A ceramic installation by London-based Dutch contemporary artist Bouke de Vries commissioned to mark the 300th anniversary of Pallant House.

Bow Selector has been constructed from the Gallery's Geoffrey Freeman Collection of Bow porcelain and makes reference to the celebrated historic porcelain displaysof Daniel Marot.


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Modern British Art:The Permanent CollectionOn show throughout the year

Pallant House Gallery boasts one of the best collectionsof Modern British art in the UK. Developed over the pastthirty years, the collections tell the story of a number ofindividuals, all passionate collectors of art who generously donated their lifetimes' labours to the Gallery for the benefit of the public.

The Collections include important works by amongst others: Andrews, Auerbach, Blake, Bomberg, Caulfield, Freud, Hamilton, Hodgkin, Nicholson, Moore, Paolozzi, Piper, Sickert and Sutherland.

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Exhibition De'Longhi Print Room

Laetitia Yhap: Fishermen of Hastings Stade5 February – 7 April 2013

A student of Camberwell and Slade Schools of Art during the late 1950s and early 1960s, Laetitia Yhap (b.1941) studied life drawing under Euan Uglow and Frank Auerbach. Wishing to forge her own path she turned against drawing the figure for several years, before finally immersing herself in documenting the fishing community of Hastings Stade in East Sussex.

This exhibition features a selection of drawings and paintings from the series created by Yhap over a 20-year period. De'Longhi Print Room, Free


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Paul Nash: The Clare Neilson Gift9 April – 30 June 2013

The artist Paul Nash (1889–1946) was one of the leading British artists of the early-twentieth century, celebrated for his lyrical depictions of the British landscape, Surrealist imagery and his work as a war artist.

This is the first public showing of the collection of his work amassed by his great friend Clare Neilson which has recently been gifted to Pallant House Gallery through The Art Fund, including important early wood engravings and etchings, photographs, collage, correspondence and illustrated books. De'Longhi Print Room, Free

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Exhibitions Garden Gallery

John Hubbard: Landscapes 5 February – 7 April 2013 A display of three abstract landscapes of Dorset and Cornwall by the American artist John Hubbard, recently acquired through a gift by the Monument Trust and the artist. Free

James Lake: Gold Run Remix 9 April – June 2013 An original installation by Outside In artist James Lake inspired by the Paralympic Games and created with the assistance of acclaimed artist Richard Wilson. Free


A Decade of Partners in Art 13 February – 10 March Celebrating the ten year anniversary of the Gallery's innovative award -winning scheme. Free

Art in the Community 12 March – 7 April An exhibition by local disabled artists supported by Capital, Artscape and the Judith Adams Centre. Free

Partnership of the Month 9 April – 28 April Celebrating the creative partnership of Partners in Art Tess Springall and John Bishop. Free

Friends of Chartres: A Sense of Place 30 April – 29 May Printed works inspired by a sense of place. Free

St Anthony's School 30 May – 30 June A collaborative project documenting students' responses to Gino Severini's 'Danseuse No. 5 (Dancer No. 5)'. Free

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Events Screenings and Tours

Screenings

Kitaj: In the Picture (1994) Thur 11 Apr, 6pm Directed by Jake Auerbach, the son of his long-time friend and fellow School of London painter Frank Auerbach, this film provides a rare opportunity to experience the childhood, works and development of R.B. Kitaj. Running time 50 minutes. £5 (Friends £4, Students £4.50)

Film: Kitaj in the Aura of Cezanne and Other Masters Thur 13 June, 6pm Made at the time of Kitaj's exhibition at the National Gallery in 2001, 'Kitaj in the Aura of Cezanne and other Masters' contains an interview with the artist filmed in his home and studio in Los Angeles. In the film, Kitaj talks candidly about his life and work, as well as his Jewish identity. £5 (Friends £4, Students £4.50)

Tours

R. B. Kitaj: Obsessions Thurs 14 March, 6pm An opportunity to find out more about the exhibition with Head of Collections and Exhibitions Simon Martin. £3

Barbara Hepworth: Hospital Drawings Wed 5 June, 11am An opportunity to find out more about the exhibition with Gallery guide Liz Walker. £3

Free Collection Tours Saturdays, 2pm and Thursdays, 5.15pmDiscover a new perspective on familiar works with a themed guided tour every Thursday at 5.15pm and a highlights tour every Saturday at 2pm. No need to book, just meet at reception. Visit the the website for full details. Free


Talks

Laetitia Yhap in Conversation with Graham Whitham Thur 7 Mar, 6pm For 20 years Laetitia Yhap immersed herself in the fishing community of Hasting Stade, creating a remarkable series of drawings and paintings. She discusses this extraordinary period in her career with Dr Graham Whitham, Lecturer at the University of Kent. Talk and wine: £12 (Friends £10.50) Talk only: £8.50 (Friends £7, Students £7.50)

Barbara Hepworth's Hospital Drawings Thur 21 Mar, 6pm In the late 1940s Barbara Hepworth embarked on a series of studies of the operating theatre at the invitation of her friend, the surgeon Norman Capener. Nathaniel Hepburn, Curator of the Mascalls Gallery touring exhibition, introduces this little-known aspect of the artist's work. Talk and wine: £12 (Friends £10.50) Talk only: £8.50 (Friends £7, Students £7.50)

Marco Livingstone and MJ Long on Kitaj Thur 28 Mar, 6pm Architect MJ Long and Art Historian Marco Livingstone both played significant roles in Kitaj's life. Livingstone authored the first monograph of his work, while Kitaj's London studio was designed by MJ Long. Here they discuss their friendship with the late painter. Talk and wine: £12 (Friends £10.50) Talk only: £8.50 (Friends £7, Students £7.50)

Paul Nash in Pictures Thur 18 Apr, 6pm James Russell, author of 'Paul Nash in Pictures: Landscape and Dream', brings a fresh eye to the artist's legacy, going behind the scenes to explore Nash's life, the places and people he knew, and the times in which he lived. Talk and wine: £12 (Friends £10.50) Talk only: £8.50 (Friends £7, Students £7.50)

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In Our Time: R.B. Kitaj and European History Thur 25 Apr, 6pm R.B. Kitaj's work bristles with references to European history and politics, from the Spanish Civil War to the writings of Walter Benjamin and Kafka. Francis Marshall, Senior Curator of Art at the Museum of London, explores these themes through a discussion of some of his best- known works. Talk and wine: £12 (Friends £10.50) Talk only: £8.50 (Friends £7, Students £7.50)

Paul Bowness on Barbara Hepworth Thur 2 May, 6pm Paul Bowness, Hepworth's grandson and a professor of experimental rheumatology at Oxford University will discuss the surprising beauty that can be found in an operating theatre. Talk and wine: £12 (Friends £10.50) Talk only: £8.50 (Friends £7, Students £7.50)

R. B. Kitaj in the Aura of the Masters Thur 9 May, 6pm Kitaj's knowledge of the history of art was formidable. Colin Wiggins, Special Projects Curator at the National Gallery and curator of the artist's last London exhibition at the National Gallery in 2001 will discuss how Kitaj's work deals with events of his own century. Talk and wine: £12 (Friends £10.50) Talk only: £8.50 (Friends £7, Students £7.50)


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Kitaj as Printmaker Thur 16 May, 6pm Kitaj's bright, bold early prints are a full of kaleidoscopic imagery, displaying to great effect the artist's major obsessions: poetry, literature and film. Jennifer Ramkalawon, Curator of Prints and Drawings at the British Museum, discusses this lesser-known aspect of his work. This event is part of Museums at Night. Talk and wine: £12 (Friends £10.50) Talk only: £8.50 (Friends £7, Students £7.50)

Dr Chris Stephens on Barbara Hepworth Thur 23 May, 6pm Barbara Hepworth is one of the most significant British artists of the 20th century. Head of Displays at Tate Britain, Dr Chris Stephens will explore her extensive oeuvre from the naturalistic carvings of the 1920s to the strikingly diverse creations of her final years. Talk and wine: £12 (Friends £10.50) Talk only: £8.50 (Friends £7, Students £7.50)

Andrew Causey on Paul Nash Thur 27 June, 6pm Paul Nash created an individual pathway through English art in the first half of the 20th century, shaping a body of work that recognised the importance of the modern movement and stimulated him to evolve his own English landscape-based Surrealism. Causey, the leading authority on Nash, will discuss his work. Talk and wine: £12 (Friends £10.50) Talk only: £8.50 (Friends £7, Students £7.50)

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Events Talks and Workshops

Artwork of the Month

Learn more about a work from the Collection in these monthly talks and workshops. Talks are free and do not need booking, workshops are as priced and require booking. Talks 11.30am–12.30pm. Workshops: 1–3pm

'Fruit on a Caucasian Cloth', n.d., by Robert MacBryde Wed 27 Mar Take inspiration fom Robert MacBryde's 'Fruit on a Caucasian Cloth', his brightly coloured Cubist studies and his later, more expressionist, still lifes. Focus on the genre of still life, colour mixing and viewpoints, to produce a final painted still life scene. £8

'Dolomite Landscape', c.1921, by Frances Hodgkins Wed 24 Apr Focus on form, line and colour with an emphasis on a limited palette to create an impression of a landscape scene through simple line drawing. To encourage a freer image you will draw in pen and then add watercolour or watered down acrylic paint. £8

'Night', 1978, by Victor Willing Wed 29 May Victor Willing's painting of a boat stranded in a basement stands as a metaphor for a state of mind. Working from an improvised raft, sails, rope and other objects set up in the studio, create a drawing with a similarly surreal and hallucinatory quality. £8

'Redland Park Congregational Church, Bristol', 1940, by John Piper Wed 26 June Come and discuss the work of John Piper and his painting 'Redland Park Congregational Church, Bristol'. Create observational sketches, and produce a final scene with similar layers of depth and light. You will be encouraged to use vivid dyes, charcoal, watercolour, wax crayons, layers of inks and collaged papers. £8


Events Workshops

Sunday Art Classes

Learn a new technique, experiment with a range of mediums and discover the stories behind the work of the highlighted artist. Please ring reception or visit www.pallant.org.uk for details of the materials required.

John Hubbard: Oil Painting Sun 10 Mar, 1–4pm (Jenny King) Study Hubbard's abstract landscapes in the Garden Gallery and discuss his use of paint application and rich colours to convey a feeling, mood and a sense of the landscape scene. Starting with small individual colour mixing studies, participants will go on to create their own large-scale painted landscape scene. £11

R. B. Kitaj: Drawing and Narrative Montage Sun 28 Apr, 1–4pm (Derek Matthews) Many of Kitaj's compositions use montage practice, often depicting confusing landscapes and impossible perspectives that have a narrative content. Combining drawing, collage and colour work, this workshop will explore ways of creating narrative compositions that relate to our own times and spaces. £11

Hepworth: Figure Drawing Sun 12 May, 1–4pm (Tim Gwyther) With reference to Barbara Hepworth's Hospital Drawings, this workshop will focus on the importance of drawing as a means of exploring form. Working with a model and using a combination of materials, participants will create a series of experimental drawings that tell a story through variations of pose and gesture. £11

R. B. Kitaj: Portraits Sun 9 June, 1 – 4pm (Sue Halloway) This portrait workshop will be divided into formal drawing and creative painting processes, using portrait drawings as a starting point. Participants will look at and reference work found in the current Kitaj exhibition and will consider the method of observational drawing that underpinned Kitaj's work. £11

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Events Children's Workshops

Children's Workshops

Practical activities designed to be fun, develop creativity and help our younger audiences explore the Gallery. Children (under 8) must be accompanied by a parent/carer.

Seashore Stories Sat 2 Mar, 10.15am – 12.15pm (Leisa Chambers) Drawing inspiration from Laetitia Yhap's images of Hastings, consider the stories her pictures tell and use fishing and seashore materials, as well as painting and drawing, to create a nautically- inspired image. (5–8 years) £8 per child

Painting with Feeling Sat 23 Mar, 10.15am – 12.15pm (Janet Sang) Referencing John Hubbard's wild landscapes, explore the wonders of mixing colours and painting with textured paint whilst using a wide range of implements to make unexpected and expressive marks. Please bring a range of old household tools. (5–8 years) £8 per child

Printing People Sat 20 Apr, 10.15am – 12.15pm (Cath Bristow) R.B. Kitaj captured the people that he admired in his work. Explore the exhibition and create an image for a t-shirt based on people that are important to you. Use paper stencils and vibrant colours to screenprint a design. (8+ years) £8 per child

Landscape in a Box Sat 27 April, 10.15am – 12.15pm (Janet Sang) Using a landscape scene from the Collection, make your own 3D landscape in a box. Please bring a shoe box, some scraps of fabric, threads, netting from bags of oranges etc. (8+ years) £8 per child

Magic Hands Sat 4 May, 10.15am – 12.15pm (Jane Moran) Be inspired by 'Barbara Hepworth: The Hospital Drawings' and create your own soft sculpture magical hands. Discover how other artists have captured the importance of hands in their work, and explore shape, colour, and texture. (8+ years) £8 per child


Events Family Workshops

Free Family Workshops

Free activities designed to encourage families to create together while having fun. Children must be accompanied by an adult willing to create. Please ensure you all wear suitable clothing.

BBC Your Paintings: A Hidden Story Tues 19 Feb, 10.15am – 12.15pm (Dinah Kelly) Repeated 2.15pm – 4.15pm After a decade of not being seen, 'The Dutch Mother' is being re-displayed to mark the national BBC 'Your Paintings' celebrations. Participants will be asked to think about the story of the painting and how it came to be part of the Gallery's collection, using the central figure as inspiration to create their own visual story. They will develop their image through imaginative responses to ideas such as what the mother might be thinking, who could be found just around the corner and whether the painting has a hidden meaning. (5–11 years + parent/carer) Free

Your Bow Selector Tues 9 Apr, 10.15am – 12.15pm (Bouke de Vries) Repeated 2.15pm – 4.15pm Work with Bouke de Vries, artist of the installation 'Bow Selector' to design and construct your own 2D paper collage response to the installation and the individual Bow porcelain pieces and add your finished teapot, plate or teacup piece, to a collaborative display that will mirror the same traditional 17th/18th ceramic display approach as Bouke's own installation. The outcomes of this workshop will then be displayed on the stairwell – alongside the main installation. (5–11 years + parent/carer) Free

Family Open Day Sun 17 Mar, 11–5pm (creative activities 12–4pm) A chance to enjoy Pallant House Gallery's world-class Collection for free as well as take part in a number of family-friendly fundraising activities including a drop-in creative session in the studio, badge-making and face-painting. Free but donation would be appreciated.

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Performances

Pallant Prom: Pedro Gomes Sat 23 March, 12–1pm Portugese Pedro Gomes, from the Royal College of Music, presents a programme of Bach and Liszt. £5 Friends free but voluntary contributions towards expenses would be appreciated

Pallant Prom: Bruno Ferrari Sat 27 April, 12–1pm Mexican pianist Bruno Ferrari won the First Prize at the Brest International Piano Competition in 2011, and last year also performed to great acclaim at St John's, Smith Square in London. £5 Friends free but voluntary contributions towards expenses would be appreciated

Pallant Festival Prom: Benjamin Wolf (piano) and Tanya Sweiry (violin) Sat 29 June, 12 noon A special Festival of Chichester performance of Beethoven's Spring Sonata and Brahms' Violin Sonata No.1, followed by the premiere of Benjamin Wolf's 'Cocaine Overture'. Wolf is a composer, conductor, pianist, singer and academic and has broadcast on BBC radio and television and performed at the South Bank Centre. Tanya Sweiry is a Making Music Recommended Artist (2012) and performs as a soloist with London orchestras including the South Bank Sinfonia and the Trinity Camerata. £12 (Friends £10.50, Students £11)

Short course

Art Lunch: Barbara Hepworth Thurs 14 March, 10.30am – 2.15pm A celebration of the life and work of Barbara Hepworth, one of the most important figures in the development of British modern art in the twentieth century. The event will include an illustrated talk, a private lunch by Field and Fork and a tour and discussion of the Barbara Hepworth: Hospital Drawings exhibition. £60 (Friends £54)

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Visitor Information Event Booking Information Telephone 01243 774557, [email protected], www.pallant.org.uk 9 North Pallant, Chichester, West Sussex PO19 1TJ Public booking opens on Saturday 16 February 2013 Opening Hours Tuesday–Saturday 10am – 5pm Thursdays 10am – 8pm Sundays, Bank Holidays 11am – 5pm Mondays Closed (except Bank Holidays) Admission (Includes all exhibitions and the Collection) Adults £9* Children £3.50 Family £21.50* Students £5.50* Group (min 10 people) £7 (pre-booking required) Friends Free Tuesdays All tickets £4.50* (Children £3.50) Thursday Evenings (5–8pm) Free (£4.50* for R.B. Kitaj: Obsessions) * Price includes £1/50p voluntary donation for Gift Aid purposes

Access A dropping off bay directly outside, blue badge holder parking, street level entrances and lift access to all floors. Wheelchairs are available. By Train Direct from London Victoria, Brighton, Portsmouth and Gatwick Airport. By Car M27 and A27 link Hampshire, Sussex and Kent across the coast and the M3 and A3 from London

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